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DaveEdwards · 06-12-2013, 06:47 PM

On page 85 of the manual (which is actually p.103 on the pdf), there is a discussion on the use of Line Scores.

The example used is as follows:

Horse A: 1-2-2 = 360
Horse B: X-1-1 = 384
Horse C: 2-3-3 = 240

Can somebody please explain how the 360 is calculated? Or perhaps does it not even matter? I use RDSS, so is it possible to derive this information from there. Obviously the Primary Line Score is included there, so am I to presume that the newer Line Score is deemed to supersede the line scores above?

As a little aside the Yellow Manual was the second manual I ever read, a good while back now & it seemed like such heavy going, but having now gone through various manuals/follow up/seminars I've gone back it all seems so much easier to understand!

Thanks all.

06-12-2013, 06:47 PM	#5
DaveEdwards Grade 1 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: England Posts: 500	Yellow Manual Query On page 85 of the manual (which is actually p.103 on the pdf), there is a discussion on the use of Line Scores. The example used is as follows: Horse A: 1-2-2 = 360 Horse B: X-1-1 = 384 Horse C: 2-3-3 = 240 Can somebody please explain how the 360 is calculated? Or perhaps does it not even matter? I use RDSS, so is it possible to derive this information from there. Obviously the Primary Line Score is included there, so am I to presume that the newer Line Score is deemed to supersede the line scores above? As a little aside the Yellow Manual was the second manual I ever read, a good while back now & it seemed like such heavy going, but having now gone through various manuals/follow up/seminars I've gone back it all seems so much easier to understand! Thanks all.